Tencent has officially launched its personal AI assistant, Marvis, on the Huawei HarmonyOS application market. The company's PR director, Zhang Jun, confirmed the release, noting that the new version maintains feature parity with the existing Android and iOS applications.
The HarmonyOS version of Marvis supports core functionalities such as natural language control for computers, remote cross-device management, scheduled tasks, and intelligent file processing. Users can also perform document analysis, image classification, and operating system troubleshooting.
Tencent has integrated WeChat and QQ login options into the HarmonyOS release. Existing users can access their historical conversation logs and accumulated points across platforms, ensuring a seamless transition to HarmonyOS devices.
According to Tencent, Marvis is capable of executing tasks typical of advanced AI agents, including system architecture understanding and file management. The assistant can also schedule models based on specific tasks and monitor mobile applications remotely.
